…guided school operations, faculty management, fundraising, and community engagement. She brings particular expertise in independent school leadership and in advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, and belonging (DEIJB) initiatives. A strategic…
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$1M to fight youth opioid addiction
…substances and to try to find the most effective evidence-based ways to prevent addiction in the first place. The program brings together Franklin, Hampshire, Hampden and Berkshire counties, and will…
Dynamic Perspectives in Education
This course brings together candidates across programs to examine issues facing educators today. Focal points will include curricular and instructional decisions, legislative mandates, school financing, technological advances, diversity, special education,…
Thank you, Heather!
…most recently for the past 3 years, SPIFFY’s Manager. She has helped shape SPIFFY into the powerhouse it is today with her public health advocacy and expertise, her passion for…
MIAC reverses Rule 53 decision
…students to participate on high school teams. Thus, all single-principal schools that include students in grades 7 – 12 can continue to use middle school athletics without a waiver, and…
My Turn: Our educational landscape: Charter schools’ negative impact in area
…two counties with our data analysis. Several key findings emerge from this data: For over 10 years, we have had declining numbers of school-age children in the counties; we are…
Hawlemont sees new principal, new programs
…HAY program saw a 10 percent enrollment increase; last fall, enrollment grew by 30 more students. This school year, when the children from the closed Heath Elementary School come to…
Local schools to form rural association
…an official name. Rural school districts are those with fewer than 1,000 students, or which serve towns with fewer than 10 students per square mile. Last month, Buoniconti invited several…
Lessons learned, problems solved at engineering camp
WHATELY — The 31 bright young minds tinkered, collaborated, and expanded Thursday at Camp Invention. “This is my simple incline track slash marble boxer,” said 10-year-old Magnus Harrison of Deerfield,…
With prospect of more charter schools, rural educators see greater risk
…districts can be defined as those with fewer than 1,000 students, or which serve towns with fewer than 10 students per square mile, according to the National Center for Education…